New affinity leadership for Jubilee

john mcgonigle

Jubilee has appointed John McGonigle as head of affinity and special risks.

He joins the specialist Lloyd’s insurer from AmTrust where he was head of underwriting for property and special risks.

Piers Faulkner has been appointed as deputy head of affinity and special risks to assist Mr McGonigle in leading the team.

Mr Faulkner was previously senior class underwriter at Jubilee.

Johnny Rowell, chief executive of jubilee, said: "Affinity and special risks are key to our growth strategy. We have continued to invest in the broadening of the team’s expertise and knowledge

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